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DIY: Hide Your TV’s Messy Wires Behind the Wall

Jan 7 by Leave a Comment

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Want to get rid of the hideous wires hanging from your wall-mounted TV? The Legrand In-Wall Power Kit makes it as easy as 1-2-3!

The beauty of a flat-screen TV lays in its ability to add to your home’s decor or atmosphere. While old-school tubes used to be big, bulky, and really quite unpleasant to look at, modern screens are the complete opposite. But, shall you mount them on your wall, they all have one big downfall.

There are a ton of wall mounts for flat-screen TVs, and they all promise to do the same thing better than the other. But in the end, they all have one flaw — they don’t cover up the multiple wires necessary to make your TV operable. You know, HDMI cords for the cable box, Apple TV, Xbox One, on and on. Oh, and you can’t forget the power cord!

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Unfortunately, these wires ruin the clean, professional look most folks are going for, and even force some to do all kinds of disastrous things to their walls! So, put the saw, hammer, and drill down, and pick up a Legrand In-Wall Power Kit at your nearest Best Buy store, or even online. As you can see from the video above, it takes the guess-work and frustration out of a professional-looking wall-mount setup. We used it for our living room and our home-office wall-mounted TVs, and we’re pretty sure it kept us from ruining our fair share of drywall! (Our favorite feature was the fishing wire to help us guide the wires behind the wall.)

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So, if you want to give your TV (and room) the best look possible, help yourself to a Legrand In-Wall Power Kit.

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